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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27
Cssh VI. ersdis. @. @. BrARruP a Co.,,
erocers Third and epEina. sel4
NAILS OYER TIE CASCADES.
PosTnAgrnR 0kNznAL Villas aEEDs TEE-
naakM SAVING THAT POSTAL Cans
AND AGENTS WILL IN PUT on
ooroBMn TnTnD.

Unless Postmaster General Villas
aossn't know HE business there viii Be
postal ears aud agents on the Cascade
division Of he Northern Pacific Rail
road on % before October 80 nsxt'
This means that after that date Seattle
ssail aoina 30 and coming from she Fest
gili no longer 20 By way Of Portland
Mail from The Easi will arrive Ia Seat
ne about the middle Of tns day, instead
81 IN the evening. There will be DIFF
fereaoe OF about SIX hours in the arrival
Of the Eastern mail.
The iatssi dsvelopmeut came about
IN thia way. J. II. Thomas, Register
Of she Land Once &c North Yakimn, Il
!. Hewlett, RscsiveF, and q number Of
business men sent Saturday last . tele-
gram 10 Postmaster General Villas 81
Washington City stating that trains
had heen runninn fsQnlaEls over the
Cascade branch Of the Northern Pacific
road since july Sd last, bat thai the
proG1lasd change 10 The carrying o. the
maiIs had nos been effected. They
stated, also, Il something was not done
% enable The people Of NoTih Yakima
- receive their mail from Pueet Soana.
leo mites away, ia less than 7z hours.
they would establish al their own ex-
penss a poney express. Within aix
hoars an answer wna Fecotxnd from Nj.
Villas stating thai postal ca and agents
would be placed On The Cascade bfanoh
on OstohsT 50 next.
Nr. Thomas vas IN this city yestsf.
Cav and while relating what had been
done, said; "fhe delay IN feaKranainR
/ the mail service became unhearable.
| We haven't received the Pogf IxrKIx1-
axxonR aince last Tuesday and pfevtpu.
q thal time we usually Got The paper
shFeo in q bench, showing coaelussveiy
that The paper had been delayed on the
wa{| As good an idea as could Be given
Of bow swkuaFdly things wsFe arranged
can be Qained when n Il u1deratooo
thai altar q letter leaves Healsls ~ I
o'clock In The morning, and travels
about 10 20 Portland, and Themes aboul
80 miles % Paaco Jnnetion, Il Il yet &c
carer 20 North Yakima than when Il
started. Even then We did not gee oa'
| mail regal sEiy. Il wonld come ID
banehea. Nov, however, we feel -
surel thst ire aifhcnlty will be rene
died, ana ouE mail from Seattle uill no.
nave 10 travel mere than 500 miles n
order 10 eel 10 = point l6e miles awai
We feel In & coed humof over TIE an'
seer received from Postmaster Genera
vilaA"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

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rins lsen1ags 3 We.1es: z = 4 s's..,.
willard cramfess. y ten1. -. -. = - 49,.
s',ssr. Z second ard g thiEd eiAss 80
80 p5ss@.s Huzslne.on 81 fhs erssun shefI
ff~e- aun1aT: Eilen &tn44z fn4
$500 3 PuInoif, = Detgls -
s1-@rSR. X r EerFle1. y eecena ela-- IS
= 1lfrf cln1s paEBenHeE1.
siS-~,sS Hers o. the Norttll<A kszNtlel-
1890. AmmA Mnu1lncu. y !t4gH@4.
-. 800 wife Wia8 AnrM hAnAkrAHeM ~
rs...-s r,yd VIE. w n H1ftAe1t and VIE
49, 4 IN tina a Rieppn9th Alie4
49,. 4 l,ewfs. = 6 Chezeys Mrs 3 .
t1--lrt1ssieT. HIS J Bfcphy. AEB Hlieys IN
sr1iee1 - II em.fg nnf1
- Heron o. TIE Notteezn k4r9le =
49, 80 @ doinR. Nrs " , Bos1es.
- Il 1eaoef. AsNB &chscEke<s N1 ~
Aan nrd son. MfH B n Stewart Msnl 4.
6,ssss. 40 Scott w 4 Hl2Az1. a 9ens4
III ~ ildakxnoerfh. III aeA4 "a
1nss[.LJ p MorFen auA e9n ~ e4d
- flevie. GeorNe LAuEans , = otfpcks
~ Ism7froaR aad wife 2 5 4rAFe4 "
~ -. Il MThcmnz, Mr. 4 kn1Iaa1a
- -. John Hiefr, = Olso1. a q 10
80 4...ises ar,d 20 ensiEfa11n.
A4 f..ls-s's Ne.sford On the 0Tsxpn e1d CAB
49, si5ssiaT. n Iald and wife. y B
Ts 49,. 3 barnes, A w Wihmss, and =
sT pa!s1asd ls;ledsord On she ogeeeu an4 c.I
,ssreis. londay; , Wi4ten = z ha.e.
M 3 Red, " CHosoy, S.eLa.seln.
5errie Hale. L Haypl and y eml&r4la@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

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wesa nlsa - rseos6 1snlrE6nx'
Isna .. I kl1sk ) nsSels 6ss1 81
ia . 31E1EIas EI
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- ard & 81 Eha NJ * Nh e
&c ) ~ - y. zszs Q AsS1 szAae.1l1
9. - ANN44,
M4resH 1soa4a and villa % NaxHifa
q &n1t4rd. 18e 5 h11sH 81 G4zaA A
he2.'E z.zau& a<sIlftn - Er1 IS s
t14z.41 Sd ~ b 111f le. y.
g - : k|cck IS Il ssoen1 a18Isios e
ss.tsls - hssss z Eaank 4 s.. g
FS11 Birsnlv 81 fI.m,suvsexn
y Hnes1nr. ISAs 81 and y ia Hznss.
vie, Chasles ~ stessf rIsns -.
ss1ss. - 4 4 - - 8 49, So =
- Il 6 = issirzs-.' r. 49, e =
slesl11ss sde..iea . 8ea1ilsi 8.
h1Nnno 4 1lExy e q - Nellls IS
1eeE1 H1l1 e1nsm deq1 - Leo q 3 A9
40 a n Aloek /. ard lnas ard s n
olssA Z y 3. naia4te a&6ltleni ~.
- NsalIg anz hnsband % a Vaka-
nusens lul1 Z. 4 end 5 q hlark n - RnR1
60 aadtttoa = Ssaslfa; $50
AsEaarel ]. R1nkin1 = Mary E11I-
1aeae. iol 5 ID blo1k 5 q Eonttnf Cd
ol.len . n1at1fas &z01
n. HnR1 Nmizh, az Gmohnmiah. -
ellns b. Halmar, a. Gsn1Alb. wen6alp
n4lf 81 lots 5 and 5 u kIoek 81 a d. e.
Ds1ny'B Ekxk q ma = NoEth Esastle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27
PRRs0EALs.

O. n. Hartford wena 10 Tacoma yes.
teFday On legal business.
J. d. MenlRonary Il IN Seattle. HI
h Ne guest o. MAYOR Minor.
D. ". Morrow and birds, Of Victoria,
ere u The city and wIll remain several
days.
Ohlaf Rnainssr vantassle, Of The o.
RAN Co, made . tsip on the George
y. starr yesterday.
0apeain Bailey, ok the gkaais Chief,
spent Sandy With be family h Be-
ssele. and vent 10 Tacoma yesterday 10
ioin his stenmeE.
N. Bnokleg, Mansesr Of the West
eFn Division 81 she Northern Pacific
naslf0aa. scent yesterday forenoon In
the metropolis.
q. Rlliaosa, he'd guard e. she United
States paaiisnliaHg "a Mcneil Island.
spent Sunday ia Boattle, and left for
The prison yesterday Afternoon b. the
Hayward.
Isaac pincna, he well-known hop
buyer Of Tacoma and James Pincua.
bis son; Who u engaged IN general uieF-
ehandiaiug IN Puyaliap, spent yesterday
MRS. I. =. Hauilton and family have
gone on g visit 20 The Eastern States,
and ths MarshAl viii 10 absent Tor
some time attending court East Of the
aonntains.
Mrs. wm. Campbell. Of Pietou. Nova
scotia. arrived Ia RoFb Blakely she
otheE DAG. sue Is & sister Of Captain
VIM, ReBton, whom she has net eesn
for s. years.
J. Farnsy and wife, Of Victoria; A. I.
Caslin, Of Fort Wnnxe. lndlanas q. y.
Moore, 81 ahe bark Henry Back; Mrs.
Lewis, Of Newcastle; j. Randolph, Of
Beltoli, W isoonsin; U. Larson, Of Fan
Claire. Wisconsin; J. Logan and wife
and Mis- YcunQ and sister, OF Tacoma;
o. Il. pavlt, OF Portland; Miss Mafof
olsen and John q. Howell, u franklin.
are a. the New England.
n. h. AascaF. ]. II. Price. Tacoma; I.
b. Alnman, San Francisco; James Col
tines and uife, YteteFia; Newell r
NooFe. Lisbon, HI III ]. 0ettinge, :. A.
MfsslaaF, Bnohomish; Robt. Fraser. Sea-
Gees Frank q. MeeksF, Ruyallup; Geo.
n. ness. Port Townsend; Mrs. Wood
han and child, Port Gamble; d. +
Wheeler, Psftland, are as tne Btans-
wick.
Il. b. Wisaman and wife, San Jaouiso.
Cal; @. W. Thompson, Taeoma; j. I.
Orr en, Salsm, Oregon; II. n Wnitney,
aonolnlu, II. l.; Dr.. Wilbur, Tufbls
Greek. Wis; r. l.. kempslen. SpFina
Brook, Miss Maggie Black, 6nohomlsh.
I0hn q. hfcBrida. Henry A. Hall san
FrAnuiaco; Joseph JoFecnssn, Walla
vfaIla, ID. w. Morrow and wife, VIC
toFia; @. II. Muscaiine. Iowa. W. O.
Logan, WAlefleo, Iosa, ere a. The Ocei-
dental.
o. W. Ohilsirom. o. san Diego. Cali
foFniat II. A. Walker aud wife. George
A. Hheppard q. AFaao, II. hubeEts and
q. n. Monlaon, cf Portland; d. w. Pc
tereon and "A. J. Lawson, Oanie, tilinots;
Mrs. II. kaustina ana MFaL r. 0ogue. Of
Ondsf Mountain; Mrs. Aaioney and
fred Toad, Of VicioFia; J. Ia SANDER
son and Naso 6isgsl Of San franqisco;
]. 3. Enas, 81 Snohoainh; p. Gibbons
ana wife, j. Davis. w. p. smith and A.
A. Hnnnner, 81 Rsnton; ]. ID. Copper
esnlth. 81 waite River; h. GFibble aod
a. MeKrick. Of Taeoma; Thomas Prtces
81 Neuoastle; zsne Dosy, Of Grafton,
Nebraska; ana q. ". Ao9lothlen, Of
YakinA county, are af The Arlington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27
aALk WTrH cAPrAIS CARROLL

ruR srnAMnn AMcax 10 nUS nxTvExz
SOUND roRrs AND ALASKAN RoHrs.
Yesterday aftsEnoon 4 reporter fell II
v,,h Captain James Carroll, late Of the
steamer Olymplan. and IN The course Of
she conversation Captain Carroll said:
ssThe eFew Of che OgymFiAn hes been
Transferred 20 the Aneon. Of which
Ssnaner I have iast taken command,
and ne AnooD's crew has been trane-
ferrad 10 the fdaho. and the fdaho's
efew has been laid oa. Hereafter he
ssrvsee On me Alaska routs will Be per
formed M tue steamers Anc01 and
FAaho. each % whioh will make ose
rDuna trim every naontk. HE ldAno
vii run from Portland. siopping 81
PoFt Touusond on her way up and ~
Seattle en- Der dcSn trip and ths Aneo1
/ hareaftar wfIi Eun EXCESSIVELY betuee1
Sound points and paints q ALASKA lbs
/ ern6a a she Sound With Alaska b grew
inc asile rapldiy, and 10 osdar 20 g.
esmnaodaaa thia gFawfng hanineaa tas
csmpany eoDeiuaed % place sne AnecI
1 Exclusively % thAt route. Oalv uAk
ina ~ one mo eaea month WI aeers
der plsnsy d time n which 10 loal
frei1hts
Reporser-I an tald that yoa e1l
u.oas az the WhMKeea N Alaska. and tbs
we ere nov aEranein0 10 bald one Z
ailha. Il my snfoFmktic0 correets
| OaplAin UarSoll-tn several instaane
uheFe uharVss we're needcd and 20 60
aaensea tnclinea - bald then, eAv
sona d that expeneo mgsen ID
whaff al Silka. Il anch Il may b cails'
4 aayshinR buf eaiteeAa foE The ouatnel
a. she placa. and as ssoa a. can max
he necnssary arrangamenta VII bail
4 Rood whaEg thsFe."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27
THAT EXCURSION.
MAMx pEoPLE AMAZING THEHsBLSE4 ~
caRAP KxcUnsIpH RkTE5 FnoN
THE RAsT.


Noticing an unusually large crowd Of
passsnRsrs on the steamer George =.
Starr yesterday e. she came in from
victorIa, . reporter FASTENED down 10
the wharf 70 ascertain the cause. The
forward deck vas fairly packed with
strangers, who had an excellent oppoF-
tunisy 10 admiFs the city and the sur
rounding scenery, a. tbs afternoon was
clear and warm. In answer 20 questions
The parser said : We have on board
l60 passengers, meat Of whom are ex
caFsionists Who came from 81 Paul 20
Victoria over the Oenadiap Pacific Rail-
cay. Il seems IN txeuFalon rate q -
was made foe the round trip, and SO
tickets we're sold. Most OF those who
cMEne win visit NE 8ound, - the tickets
are good for 60 days. We have fully 9
hundred az the exeursioBists on board
today and he North Pssiae will proo-
ably hayB e. many more tomorrow.
Most Of those whe came today viii re-
main In Seattle for . few days a. least,
whils the others 40 on 10 Tacoma ana
Olympia"
Picking out an intelligent looking
nan In the crowd. the reporter entered
INTO conseFaation win him. he stated
that he Vas meehanie. and had bad
bis eye on Seattle for some time, bot
that be never fslt like paying the high
rate demanded 20 come here with bis
family, but THAI when the Canadian
Pacific Company made the low rate be
Invested elc0 IN four tickets and came
oat 70 Seattle 20 buy little bona and
grow up With the country, He stated
also that shsg veeb deliahked with the
sound, and thas many others IN he
party would locate a. some point on e,
10 be decided after locking over The
ground. There were about " or lO0
persans." said be. on The same train
With us, but nos with our exearaion
party, bound for same colony down q
Port Angeles. We landed them &c PoKi
Townsend. They seem 70 expscs eEsai
thinaa cot Of that colony, but ffcm Whal
have learned Of its workings ] fear they
win be disappointed"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

III. MaAEE4A AA&MS - AN-AAe--N-N =
half arown rabbit yesterday afssnoon
,sre down Third slrssi end aeross Nh,
"A sasl a. ila peer little lsRs eouia carry
IN Twp anas. one hig enoa9h 20 swat
iow ne rshhia a COS gulps and the
neher lea hiR anCuah 70 . feoliah,
we're IN boz pnreaik 1hs rabbit jump
81 under svsgythine that appeased 10
go prosectinn. bai the daza kspt closs
a ils hssls. EVsEy fss aeeenes TIE
Tahhla wuaid give a. extra ionz leap
ard rnll oveF pFomiacnouslys SHRINE
m a alond o. 8nms. Tha dex@ w01ld
sken rfap Cor q nnmeGf, nus Rtytne
~ rahbitA sliehs NdvanaaRe. IL ran
| n : oisuls an6 dnally heRan . sQneAi:
Bv thia tine cutie . nameer at eISili1se
A neFinans vsfu watchtna ne rae. and
| iert a. The little doR thuaEht he sd
surs thina Of sAa rAooil eoneebn1y 1eliec
avns oas.n ana sannea haRan 20 drog
nroanA haah 6oRaL ThtnNs weRe n1eo'
VsIV intsseafine for thoss aogA Ia
J Fabhit eseapsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

~ Al ia
-
ck,ef Suss,re 49,. II d TF.snrs a
=, -. . ....-,..s - -
=. - Il. Z, : -. .z'..' 3. -
-sl,.sz 2 ~ 80 ye.aszsS mcsA,na
AZ Has 8 Nznal nnlNfna fnF Aro7IInH. ~
! & - s-..-s - -. s. ...,s...s -.
1919 na1AAS a =
aeooa1ee1 fnE ~ rs46sln0 uhz1 eceA
- alzNn - 10 - z.zt1z ne no.e.
49, 49, e. 1850 lsazz zs4se 3 400
e1A1 y nr0D4lle1 61zuunA lA8 wA1NE.
81 9Aamans NJ sndGs t1ok isne pnlIs
so sssenE pals ansil - pa.sy -.
-. 80 e. - ne =. nay. u1e1 - sas'c:al
bozi e,Idsd is.ozgh g esSsE 3 qlisiiy.
2 esz.ig - sIl1 &C. 1ea.ernIsl q
m1llpn t1a1 ~ e14Ezs 81 ne move
eilaeN3 tns a1Aly tribes q ~ de1p thal,
ssla hesn ssly sszs1nls e.eon1
draws znte ! 6E1l td1s ssosd q psopla.
- - e..ns rolling e one afl.s -
ethax nntia 20 y b sald. 1xs nplen4io
hah lag h ths hoa1 kinkinR hsmhle ~
pF1e14tson Ct She honoEa e1nkeEred On
tnem.
1ee1 NJ. Hatnes beEan sguanR and
Su1Ee te1aa ua1aRe4 sAr nna. a p
enliHF eaafm stl1 Dso1ad eslFa1tlse. bot
re saving uae ms - Re<teel e osfsEe.
1ns sndgs had no tr1uhls hBukina tho
nan. an4 sven un4eE adgeSse e.Ecum-
eia14ea hs anp.n1ea the l3Hw4s1 ma nnaI
NntRktnN zbee1 Is peaa9a an1 shEas
otnese 1ilzelly leaA 1ee1 Mr. haines
must have Eoued exeezablys tor ne hg1
would allow themselves - - enWn -
- eoRe % tho oonk uhens ooub<laz9l
nnoeked - Ne ua4 teo bea4 WAs nan
a9ede fAeT a4Fa z lFa2 nn4 dlsapDsaIed.
kAH EpeMed sepaEai MmsA when Mr.
kzM.ne4 lid
SaoH4 l Aink pea ml1ha Grant a.
ln1onosson nzains1 this un9eeulg co1-
dust - he part Of these nsA.
"h0s that tbe fah hags eotten away
you ha1 better sns oal writ Of habeas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

TKn 0omnnsEAE 70 m ExzznnnB.
Hon. Jehn Collins. lie ownar e ne
0Oeidsntal Hotel property, naEhoEissu
tie stasemenl thas Ne holsl buildtne 4
70 Be exsoll1sd e pnoe ID oae1l1ancs
with The original oaelen. TIE kaiidInE
when enmple3o8 WI oouupy "a me ri.
angular speoe between MIL, EMmas and
second stgooeg and will Be BY far he
finest ~ .Wsl e. ~ moet expsnaiEs
noeel butldinR 10 tie EeeIne NuE1hWaat.
The erection o. this mnanifcant h1iIa-
ina is n haepina viii tbs libeRalifY and
pubfio aplEis which have ahHnagts Fisef
4R. Oollins during ~ many ysars tkal
be has been otEtzsn % banfsIa. Ha
has always made tha inEoEeass of the
city hts oWn, end on moro than as,a o.
easiun BE hes Kiakad lases suma 81
mo0ey 30 antl5iD3Iina The alDweh a.
seattle. he boiia che preoS1s OesI ;
dsulal ho1ol e tine whan pzo6ahiY
20 other oitizsn q 0sae1ia ooal1 have
hen induced % DO q, and d q not enRs
pFiaina khaA be q nov ready q uneaA shs
increased 0eman6s e our sapllly asaw
inR eieg b ntogidtn0 4 hofei huifHinn
ehidh epold b orsdIt 60 kim asd q
q Elliot s1S ssss Svs due & srsss e
q present. John Oollius has never
m1de mie1ake d anlioipatinQ ahs
1eoesh.of che city and be II mes makina
q mis1ake nov n providing q buildinR
which q % uzKantay EequiEsd. re Ii suak
pr1Greasiye, pubile agiFited eifizsns e.
BE Wze have made Deatlis Wha1 eh8 fR
and Il win b their oontinued eHefts a
her behalf Whi1h vii make her the
great asasrspolis tAat he b destinsd %
heaQma. y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

4clas 1L1Enlna s Esporler ua1 a..
se.lsd 3 msse szIs alsnR ths us,.,
fEun1 and plsrsrs : IIasss a,a,susut 3.
- ssastll - ppEk b fsnna - .sse
kanny 4anhns. Via apo Tors q 60
y soaE6 nn1AaEsa IL ana sfrsam nnd
=. - 81 - 1s1s &ta 9enrne r. Mann8n.
$3.50 IleeltE ~ - Ofra1n TmrrDse-
- - e4tfY ~ lons 81 csai - Sen
q. 11p HTtNa Rrothsfs.
!. 4.4f. Iaf68 4lfsan. nn.ass
go 91-z.ek ~ .oo 0nsesu Emplo9enssns
- 49,. 10y % lo44 400 sans ~ NrnnklIa
-. 49, ~ q. hA1 Eas. Tna ". H.
49, fnH ballast ns fha
49, !. 4.p4ks rs 1se NiIt easry eeee
-. 2. se4.llo cQ1I % san REanefarn.
Z % znlp pe4|'eneer hed arrived -
e...ss gt.sls11. md rs arsbeEe1 nbaxs
nieseen 4 Posts mil, asaIfinn - En-
koEtl1ltx - ol4e11Eae baIInst. 6ha i
ensEssEaa - ne 0seeDn ImpForsnnans
@.eN oAn1s % carry I'D Sons 81 coal b
fflsep. 1he nlehlane Ldnhf waa sell
e5se1sHalna MeEo1a4dlsa s. Xesietss
1n4fE 1n1lz c1alleEs4 q Ioed for tks
oeoes higes Goal C1upany. The ahip
ep.1lan 50 xuchaEed h ths etrs5rs.
enoss e14Etef o load 80 toes 81 eoaI
f1E he bia9k Diamnna Darnnanv. The
@1e4zna1ip Wai1n Wailn wns under 80
xnufsa LEADING go tons u coal for tie
Vf1Rou Impoverished 0ampnny. The
A1eon gae under ths Norih 6nnkeF1.
taking fnel aod cargo for Alaakn he
Qrnexsl knax uA1 ksadins 800 tam for
San Francisco, and vii aoan Be aeaiIt
Toe 80. The John A. BsieRs wnn TAI.
inQ Blaok Diamond coal. nnd wnn well
undaE waV with heE cargo. Eha vii
enExB $50 tons. Nne eEip Indiana uaa
loaded and awaiting 8 qua % iow has
oat. Her cargo consisted 81 2130 tnna
~ o14ar River ooai. Ihe ahip Psrrisn
g1s &c Dootl'a wharf, anA he RgdaI-
mere was annhoged h ~ STREAM. Later
q tie asS sbe vas tomad 90 che sanna|
The Leo was &C Nleta1m q Ptnf'a q kifin
luEnhof and aamelnl ma4enaneIse fSf
AIa4ka. having nnta1ed 1akihQ hef hoad
fuIl o1 seal Ihs barb HanfE Bnek wss
a a1es1on 4 Posl's taking inmhur fer
san hkauclaoo. THIS m4kss total o.
mxTxzn OCEAN oo1Na vEasnra
In the port of seattle e one sine, With
3 total carrying 0apaeity o. over $3.50
iona. an6 = h nafe e say this i zoe
gle4lsst nKRr1RElton e lonnaRs ever IL
: k11et 8nund poEt e one time. 6aR-
sf1I 4eeegN have gaII1f 81 Iafe, and asy-
srai more viii eail IL = day or 60, bns
here ere g number Oh The way 10 take
'heiE places.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

Tx Oar % A1cNEEEzEs-Ino tew-
Ish Day Of Asonsmsnt eomnsnoes tia
evsuina, and win be RsnsEaliy ohsaEssd
hv sha elnsinR of phases Of haainsas Of
tknf naapla. GnA ahniF Ms13ndancs upo1
reIlrioas ssFsiseH wtisA eli beRin thil
sVanina and oontinus al asy tsmoEs0u.
DarinR 81 thai iime ssFset fagt ulu b
chasrvsd. Ths services wiH b heid g
PVthian Han this essning a 81 o'clook
he Rsv. Hamnsl q Hyme& q VieaoFia.
cfnesaafna. Ea chi also dslissR lsslnr.
u nnelsah 90 Ne suefests The MsszioE
81 he Sewa" A aeneEai invieation hal
bern txssaded % egpgy o1e desiriDR q
sfssnd. fhase vii Be lssinre n Eng
M Wednesday evening".
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

DnazH or Ma PHnnEaos--EnuEa NJ.
PsrriRo. wife Of Warren W. Pefzies,
disd a. her homs ID Mslr0ss Sunday,
September 15th, e o'olcdk 3. n,
aged 60 years. and 5 monfhs. Tha IA
neral services win Be oouduolsli b. Rev.
John =. Damon. Carriages will Leave
.. O. EhoEsy a Oo.'s undertaking essah.
lishment and 20 FROM there - Laur6l
shade 10 mest She party With che hody
Of he deceased and from there pRaoas1
70 the Mnoouie UennetoFy, wheRe tie fu-
neral services viii b. hsld.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27
NATURES OWN TRUE LAXATIVE.

Ths delicions favor and healthy
properties Of sound, ripe fruit are Vell
known, and SEEING TIE need Of An aafee-
abls and elective laxative the Cali
fognia Fla Syrup %. eomme1ced . few
years SEQ 10 mMnufaeaure Q eonoen-
tFated syrup Of figs which hes given
such general satisfaction thai u q
rapidly supeFseding The bitter drastic
liver medicines and cathaFtios hitheEso
IL usa. Il costive or billtoas Try a. kOl
sale IN 20 cent and 81 BOTTLES b
as6dwSm a. b. szxwAET.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

Thnzs 10 oniy oua hoass IN the Nsssh-
weea fhat bay abetr Goods wishou1 tbs
aaaisamnes q wbcis1ahe hOUssa and shas
can sell them Fig1a % he Fueailsr, ard
wo e,aim TIE hanes. 1okia1 4 eiDGsfNaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27


Basuss RolIss ysaas ytnos yrsee1.s,
Thomns Bndkisz rs shazrfa viiA -
iss dElnk snd 80 avn - -,
dayA
Lawzsnss MsElnsey. ass a. axses-.
Eve sassof dEank vaassns lsi 10 iaEssn
cs..iss Asks - sssss ~ s.ns
!. 5.IsA y. assa go ed sss.s 10
oIguede<ll oo4dne4 4
Before Poline JnI1n6 EoHaEbsze. Psaen
Buckley was fannM eaiIlg ek aauan1l
en1 baaiery end said ! nne an& cnaas
am0untinR 20 81 81 Ths tEbabla aRues
over . riGht 81 VS. opsr ne dafaneansHs
property, which tha oombIainEn1
3. s..s . ssseshsis 80 shssa hs -
lssshaa A.s- p.ia . fsr bin.
Pslsr Andsnson vas ssni dawn for
ava days 1Qr Ne enme ogsnes.
msnsy 4 q rod 81 & 80 -,
uas eouvlstsd % eatus1sl l11A. ~ -
snea 40 axse1tlcn foE ~ Nn9 enE eallz
end fut - cd tn4amen1 e 90 1ne niad
u ees1g nzaineE Dc panle palRH ana o1l.
inoted she whnle sum, Gmaquntine -
ebo9t 81. ltwaa aiso learned has sl1e
nad about &1eU e6posited b psx11s
aosson 4 Cos Bank
4 warrant hss bs61 imnsd dhazalna
MsA Dunns the nls11r o. NE ebess Win
disoedsrly eond1e..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

We have csmpisted arFangsmen1s
wish fha transpossaiton companies -
easrT en- q general tA9xAGe and tFsnsfef
hustnssa Ia Saallia and are pFspAfed %
8elivar hasrans 90 any paxa % tbs city
a anV hanr a. tha dag o. niGha - Euar
sonanle Fnass. EnAgzEm TnANnEKR Co.'S
raNr. 0Hne. eornsf Nam and ee901o
ssEseaA feisphoas u. aasolm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

rAxAprAM PACIFIC 3. i. EXCURSIONS
PaFsisa e1in4 En1t WI save money b
caIlfna q Z. ". Mc9nUzs. % Nh
49, les
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

GExnnA1 Nam DEEFxxnH.-PFuvio1a
10 The sssablishmsns u he free deliv-
cry Of the naaiis there weEe two eeneEal
delivery windows. and even with tnat
division the awe delivery elsraa had all
they ceaAd DO 30 aiaAfibuta the mai
among tue crowd than gathered Ahaat
The windows every day. When he ear
Riers began going over their fnu1Es
Postaaster LYon systematically usnt %
work 10 peFsaade people % tease thetl
addresses 80 thRir mail coeld b. deisv'
cred BY carrier. His success has been
such tAAs only one general delivery
window ie necessary nos. sad thefs
ISN'T a. mach uaail deiiveEed thr0Ngh 4
AZ faFneFly vas delivered thfeaah 90
Of the two winaeWs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

On ehaifls mortgage. good collateral
o. personal security, notes. MORTGAGES.
eesin, honds, time checks. ete-s bo1zht.
ComPEuz, AuEER 4 %.
OEiss uish Jnd0n emlsh 1ames street.
opposlts Ne Oeolf1u.Ak anA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

We have more dry goods undeF our
roof than eli the stores on Puget Sound
combined, bought from commission
houses and importers. Toklas 4 Sin
german.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

Maxine SHALL LAWSUITS ExFEssTyE.
The uamheE o. petty civil cases
which have been tried In the District
Court on appeal from vaFio1s Justices
courts, together With The dlsp0sitiOn Of
q number Of iariee 70 stay oat al niGoi,
thus causing extra expense % TIE eoun.
~. has resulted ia an oFaee tAal vii
probably have q teDaancy 30 diaeouraes
he ps4ctiee % taking oat appeals n
eases involvtn9 nDly small snma q
money. Ju1ee jones, h epen Court
Instructed Clerk Of Ooart LssocefuOot
70 charge ap 81 costs n The case THE sx
Ira dayAa pay allowed the terofA III
opinion yes expressed thai possibly ~
maktna of such appeal easea eKpSnsiv'
may result IN mere anieAhia settle
meats between tbs yAFtiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

5os al WOOL double Width Trioot. good
assortment Of oolora. grey mixtures
and plain enlora OHnszEa OEEAnx.